The Works, Volum 1Garland Pub., 1977 - 396 pàgines |
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Pàgina 85
... iniquity and fin , he doth the work of a Saviour in the world , and a preferver . The world would be another thing , were it not for the iniquity that pre- vails in it . 2. Then let us not forsake our own mercy , but fa- vour ourselves ...
... iniquity and fin , he doth the work of a Saviour in the world , and a preferver . The world would be another thing , were it not for the iniquity that pre- vails in it . 2. Then let us not forsake our own mercy , but fa- vour ourselves ...
Pàgina 86
... iniquity , thou makeft his beauty to confume away like a moth ; furely , every man is vanity . Selah . I Have already spoken to what in these words is intimated , that iniquity is the procuring cause of Punishment ; and also to that ...
... iniquity , thou makeft his beauty to confume away like a moth ; furely , every man is vanity . Selah . I Have already spoken to what in these words is intimated , that iniquity is the procuring cause of Punishment ; and also to that ...
Pàgina 96
... iniquity . And this I account the true notion of fin , voluntarily to confent to known iniquity , and this is that which feparates between us and our God . If a man once voluntarily consent to known fin , he parts with the trueft friend ...
... iniquity . And this I account the true notion of fin , voluntarily to confent to known iniquity , and this is that which feparates between us and our God . If a man once voluntarily consent to known fin , he parts with the trueft friend ...
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